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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 34 (May 1858) (1858)

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. roller, I, placed somewhat behind, G, but yet there was a want of regularity in the planting the shell should be drawn through, but that Any further information can be obtained in contact with it. I and G rest in the bear- of the trees, vegetables and grain, and so we the bite of the rollers… … INVENTORS, MANUFACTURERS, the same objects and which he invented in have a tendency to reject the peas and not drawn through and crushed, and at the same October, 1856. AND FARMERS. draw them through. This difficulty is over- time the peas will be forced through the inter- We would recommend Mr.…

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